Morben Isaf is ideally situated to explore inland to the Snowdonia National Park and the wonderful Cambrian Mountains where there are ample opportunities for walking, cycling, watercraft or a leisurely drive through the wonderful countryside. Alternatively head a few miles West, North or South to the beautiful coastline and beaches of mid Wales.
Perfectly located within the stunning vista of the Dyfi Valley and Cambrian Mountains and yet easily accessibe by road and rail, Morben Isaf certainly shows Wales at its best. With a backdrop of lush hills and mountains bordered by the sea, sandy beaches and crisp rivers and waterways you are spoilt for choice for things to do, or where to go. After a day out exploring, where sometimes you can go all day and not see a soul, it won’t take long to get back to Park. So whether you want to go shopping, spend the day on the beach or to escape up a Mountain; all options are possible within a 15 minute drive from Morben Isaf.
Machynlleth, and the surrounding area, is one of the most fascinating, historic and picturesque parts of Wales and there’s no better place to explore it from than Morben Isaf Caravan Holiday Park. The town is probably best known as the “town with the clock” and “The Parliament House” – now an interpretive centre dealing with Owain Glyndwr and the Welsh Rebellion of the early 15th century. There is also the nearby Corris Steam Railway and Museum, which dates back to 1859.
Aberystwyth is a 25 minute drive from Morben Isaf, a victorian seaside resort amongst a town that has many shops, pubs and great places to eat. There is also the Vale of Rheidol Railway to the world famous Devil’s Bridge and waterfalls, and the National Library of Wales and Arts Centre.
